And even if it could, that sounds like an incredibly inefficient way to torture people since you have to rely on them to walk through the scanner willingly.
According to that one website, the most recent model of Mazda 121 was a Ford Fiesta clone. Fiestas are legal in the U.S.
There definitely are small cars that are not legal in the U.S., but it's not the size, it's the lack of safety features like side-impact airbags.
I drive a small car... I hear the whole 'squished like a pancake' thing all the time, but despite hearing it and seeing lots of even major car accidents on the Los Angeles freeways, I see a lot of people take hits in small cars and not only survive, but their cars are still working well enough to drive them away from the scene.
American car safety standards are among the most rigorous in the world. Even small cars are pretty safe here.
Now everyone has a vanity press and considering Sturgeon's Law already applies to commercially-published books, I think it will have to be revised four percentage points.
Thanks, internet.
that it wouldn't be difficult to ask the one making the complaint to provide evidence that they are who they say they are... you know, like a credit card company does if your card gets stolen.
I was with you on the first part...
Clearly, the only decent thing to do is to resurrect the Neanderthal species as soon as we can reconstruct their DNA, then find out what they taste like.
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In troubled times, I often like to say to myself the immortal words of Mr. Ray Parker, Jr. who said, and I quote, "bustin' makes me feel good."
I smell Joey Skaggs at work.
Is NADAR a device which tells you proximity of Ralph Nader?
They should check the London Underground train system. I hear a lot of missing secret government data ends up there.
but who will protect those kids from endless frivolous lawsuits?
We must do something to stop the heartbreak of accidental crossbow death...
And even if it could, that sounds like an incredibly inefficient way to torture people since you have to rely on them to walk through the scanner willingly.
I don't know about you, but I'm not a tree. Trees do, humans don't. For humans, it's a pollutant.
If you don't think CO2 is a pollutant, try breathing it for a while.
According to that one website, the most recent model of Mazda 121 was a Ford Fiesta clone. Fiestas are legal in the U.S. There definitely are small cars that are not legal in the U.S., but it's not the size, it's the lack of safety features like side-impact airbags.
Too much money? Smart FourTwo MSRP: $11,990 - $16,990 That's hardly a luxury car price.
I drive a small car... I hear the whole 'squished like a pancake' thing all the time, but despite hearing it and seeing lots of even major car accidents on the Los Angeles freeways, I see a lot of people take hits in small cars and not only survive, but their cars are still working well enough to drive them away from the scene. American car safety standards are among the most rigorous in the world. Even small cars are pretty safe here.
If people don't want fuel-efficient cars, why do I see so many Minis and Smart FourTwos on the road?
Now everyone has a vanity press and considering Sturgeon's Law already applies to commercially-published books, I think it will have to be revised four percentage points. Thanks, internet.
Billy Bragg has fans?
(I keed! I keed!)
that it wouldn't be difficult to ask the one making the complaint to provide evidence that they are who they say they are... you know, like a credit card company does if your card gets stolen.
but they still can't use it to make Vista disappear.
I was with you on the first part... Clearly, the only decent thing to do is to resurrect the Neanderthal species as soon as we can reconstruct their DNA, then find out what they taste like.
Why does his trifecta have five points?
I don't believe the latter is optional.
No! That's what they WANT you to think!
are in every single free weekly paper in the entire country.
Can someone explain to me why it's legal to patent genes in the first place? I thought patents were supposed to be for new and unique inventions.
I say we should call it a dwarf death...
I did 1 and 3. I decided I didn't want to deal with the police. I guess that was my mistake since I didn't get a response from Brinks.